Queen-sized bed in historic corncrib cabin in the heart of Vermont with gorgeous views of fields and forest. We also have several other rooms available. The tiny house comes with a queen sized bed in the loft. It has a private full bathroom with clawfoot tub and shower, tiny living room, dining room and full kitchen. It can accommodate one or two people. A newly renovated apartment in the old corncrib with a queen-sized bed and a full private bath awaits you when you drive up the road to our home in Vermont. The property has been in our family since the late 1700's. The house was built in 1840 but we suspect that the corncrib was built earlier than that. Drive up and park facing the barn. Then knock on the door of the main house and we will show you to your space. The Tiny House comes with a queen sized bed cotton sheets and feather pillows. The bathroom has fluffy towels, a clawfoot tub and a shower. Walk out to the waterfall. Stroll past Standing Stone Perennial Gardens. Take a hike though the forest or jog past goat and horse farms. The White River offers fishing, swimming holes and great tubing. We are just up the road from Vermont Law School. Within a short drive you will find Cabot Cheese Shop, the Quechee Antique Mall, the Golf Club in Woodstock, Simon Pierce Glassworks, Killington Ski Area, Montpelier (Vermont's Capital), Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory, Dartmouth College, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital, Great places to eat include Worthy Burger or Crossroads in South Royalton, the Canoe Club or Molly's in Hanover, NH, the Cockadoodle Pizza in Bethel, Vt.Sarduccis, Julios the Skinny Pancake in Montpelier,Vt. Our rates include a breakfast. NOTE: This booking is for 1 bedroom with a queen-sized bed which can accommodate up to 2 people. There is an additional charge for more than two people including children to cover the cost breakfast and moving in additional beds. We have 130 acres of fields and forest to explore. There are paths including one to a beautiful waterfall. Feeders bring birds close to the windows and porch. Other wildlife may include woodchucks, squirrels, coydogs, hawks, foxes, hummingbirds, wild turkeys or deer. There is a collection of guides to local hiking trails that you may borrow. Let us know if you would like to feed the chickens or help to collect eggs. I love greeting and chatting with guests. Please let me know if you would like to know about the history of the place, where to shop for antiques or where the nearest ski areas are. If you prefer more privacy, or less contact, just let me know. I enjoy eating with everyone seated around the farmhouse table or on the main house porch in nice weather but if you prefer we can bring your breakfast up to the cabin. There is a coffee maker with sugar and half and half in the apartment. Just let us know what time you would like breakfast. I want your stay to be just they way you envision it. Breakfast is served according to your schedule whether early bird or late sleeper. At times I may need to be away or leave early in the morning. In this case, breakfast will be self-serve but will still consist of a delicious breakfast with hot, homemade food, coffee or tea and seasonal fruits and juices. Stroll the country roads past cows and horses or climb the hill to the sheep farm. A two and a half mile walk takes you along the White River into the village where you will find two excellent restaurants. Worthy Burger is a gourmet beer pub with grass-fed beef burgers, organic vegetables, and micro-brew beers. It is open Thursday through Sunday. Crossroads is right next door and open all week. Nestled in the heart of Vermont we are just three miles from exit 3 off I-89 on your way up to all the ski areas and hiking trails. We were close to festivals, craft shows, art shows, Agricultural Fairs and so much more. Close by you will find: King Arthur Flour offers baking classes. Celie Fago offers courses in silver clay jewelry making. Bob White Systems offers assistance in starting your own micro-dairy. The Vermont Law School is the top Environmental law school in the country. As in most of rural America, a car is the best way to travel around. The closest airport is BTV in Burlington, Vt. where you can rent a car. Buses and trains from Boston, Ma., NYC or Montreal, Quebec arrive into White River Jct. or Lebanon, NH where you can also rent a car. Vermont has hundreds of miles of hiking trails for all abilities and length of time.